With mareasbilbao, you can know the low tide and high tide of each day in Bilbao in python with a single line of code. You only have to specify the date of the day you want to get information.
To download mareasbilbao, do a fork of this github repo or just use Pypi via pip.
$ pip install mareasbilbaoMareasbilbao was programmed with ease-of-use in mind.
First, import mareasbilbao from mareasbilbao.
from mareasbilbao import mareasbilbaoThen, simply choose the date of the day you want to get tide information. It should be year, month and day all in a row. It can be in string or integer.
marea = mareasbilbao('20221030')
marea = mareasbilbao(20221030)Finally, the only thing left to do is to show the result. To do this, put the following:
print(marea.horario())MIT License
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